Pare Marriage Vows In Maywood California
Mrs Ida McNally announces the Pare marriage of her youngest daughter Naomi to Mr Fred Stafford on Saturday April 29 in Maywood California. The bride, Roswell High School and Colorado State College graduate, taught in Colorado and Roswell schools. Mr Stafford, an interior decorator in Los Angeles, works with Cyril Brown. Honeymoon at Catalina.
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Pare
Naomi
Fred Stafford
Maywood
California
Roswell High School
Colorado State College
Greeley
Colorado
Roswell
Stafford
Los Angeles
Cyril Brown
Catalina
Roswell and Carlsbad Early 20th Century Social Highlights
Marriage announcement from D P Greiner notes Gwen Greiner and John D Mayhew wed on April 22 at St Andrews Episcopal Church with Rev Howden Jr officiating. The groom, linked to Roswell Building and Loan, hails from Roanoke Virginia, and the couple reside at 506 West Third Street. The Creation concert in Carlsbad Caverns May 6 features El Paso Symphony with a 200-voice chorus under R P Conkling, drawing Roswell Artesia Carlsbad El Paso singers and an expected 1500 attendees. Roswell social news covers dances at Roswell Country Club hosted by Paul Schultz and Wallace Wilson with many names listed as attendees. Community events include Sunshine Club party at the Country Club, and numerous society notices such as speakers, visitors, and club meetings across Roswell, Carlsbad, and Clovis venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Greiner
Gwen
John D. Mayhew
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
F. B. Howden Jr
Mayhew
Roswell Building and Loan Association
Roanoke
Virginia
C. P. Mayhew
Carlsbad Caverns
R. P. Conkling
el Paso
Wiles
Rosweil
John C. Martens
Charles J. Stilwell
Ernest Wilson
Walter C. Garges
Ralph Vande Wart
Martens
Stilwell
Carlsbad
Pals Host Pretty Rush Tea At Edna Malone Home
A Saturday afternoon tea hosted by the Pals at Edna Malone’s residence featured Iris and calendulas in purple and gold decor. Frances Jewett presided, with Edith French and others as guests, followed by a birthday dinner honoring Captain Mossman sat by a formal table with family and friends.
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Pals
Edna Malone
Frances Jewett
Edith French
Dorothy Jane Dustin
Marion Sanders
Margaret Hinson
Patricia Mitchell
Dorothy Lancaster
Nancy Elizey
Marjorie Wherrett
Helen Lane
Ruth Jean Smith
Joyce Wryly
Helen Richmond
Minerva Pearson
Laura Hedg- Coxe
Mary Louise Mitchell
Mary Katherine Waller
Martha Connor
Ean Cauhape
Dorothy Dow
Despondent Electrician Dies At Home In Albuquerque
Albuquerque Andrew H. Bush nell, 60, despondent over health, died yesterday by inhaling poison fumes from a chemical solution at his home. He is survived by his widow and four children aged five to eleven. He previously worked as an electrician in the Madrid mines.
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Associated Press
Albuquerque
Andrew H. Bushnell
Madrid
Bowden Reappointed President of State Teachers College
Dr A O Bowden was unanimously reappointed president of the New Mexico State Teachers College by the Board of Regents Sunday. He has led the school for 10 years. John D Bingham of Silver City was named business manager of the institution.
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Silver City
A. O. Bowden
New Mexico State Teachers College
Board of Regents
John D. Bingham
District Attorney Urges Delay on School Board Election
Albuquerque district attorney T. J. Mabry advised Bernalillo county commissioners to await a court ruling next month on a school board election. Mabry said the law may be inoperative and the attorney general is drafting an official opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
T. J. Mabry
Bernalillo
Mabry
Archaeology work to resume in Carlsbad this summer
Carlsbad will host a University of Pennsylvania team led by archaeologist Carlsbad expert Féll Burnett to study basketmaker artifacts. Burnett will be assisted by local resident Féll Burnett as they return for continued exploration and analysis of regional archaeological finds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad
E. B. Howard
University of Pennsylvania
Féll Burnett
House adjourns in respect to Rep Briggs of Texas
The Washington house adopted a condolence resolution and then adjourned out of respect to the late Representative Clay Stone Briggs of Texas.
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Briggs
Washington
House
Clay Stone’ Briggs
Texas
Senate Passes Half Billion Relief Bill
Washington reports the Senate approved a $500 million direct relief bill. The measure aims to provide aid to individuals and communities, streamlining distribution and expediting support amid ongoing economic strains.
Fechner in Boston as Relief Camps Planned
Robert Fechner, head of Roosevelt’s forest conservation program, pictured at home with Mrs Fechner in Boston. He will oversee an army of 250000 unemployed to be stationed in federal camps nationwide. Fechner has long been a labor leader. Congress passed grants to states and sent the measure to the Senate for amendment action then back to the House.
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Robert Fechner
President Roosevelt
Boston
Fechner
United States
House
Senate
Reconstruction Corporation Loan Totals for March Show Decline
Washington May 1 AP Congress learned that despite the March banking holiday the reconstruction corporation advanced 235 195 749 in March down from 262 346 000 in February. The report details loans to banks trust companies building and loan associations insurance companies mortgage loan firms and federal credit banks plus direct relief to states and stock subscriptions including 150 000 to First National Bank of Paris Texas.
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Washington
Congress
Reconstruction Corporation
First National Bank of
Paris
Texas
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Home Loan
April Police Report under Judge Johnson details and fines
The April police report from Police Judge L L Johnson records fines and costs totaling 1205 for the month. City revenue receipts show 177 50 paid and 226 50 owed. The balance results from actions by officials or jail serving. The report covers 39 cases.
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L. L. Johnson
UNM Beats New Mexico Military Institute In Tennis Match
The University of New Mexico defeated New Mexico Military Institute 4-2 in Albuquerque on May 1. Singles winners were Chacon 6-3 6-3, McGuinnes 6-4 2-6 8-6, and Stewart 6-2 4-6 8-6. Conroy fell to Weeks 6-2 4-6 6-2. Doubles saw Chacon McGuinness over Sweatt Schmidt 12-10 6-4, while Boyle Weeks beat Stewart Conroy 2-6 6-3 6-2. Stewart reversed Roswell loss.
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Albuquerque
N.M
University of New Mexico
New Mexico Military Institute
Ldbos
Broncos
Roswell
Chacon
Sweatt
McGuinnes
Schmidt
Stewart
Boyle
Conroy
Weeks
McGuinness
Bronco
Three Prisoners Escape Curry County Jail
Three inmates Silas Griffin Charles Blackie Nelson and B R Young SAWED through the front door of Curry county jail in Clovis New Mexico during the early morning hours, the only prisoners in the building. Griffin had escaped before. Sheriff Eastman said saws were likely smuggled in via windows. window screens were found broken.
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Clovis
N. M
Curry County
Silas Griffin
Charles “Blackie” Nelson
B. R. Young
Virgil Dunn
EF. B. Eastman
Martial Law Declared After Abduction in Le Mars
Gov Clyde Herring declares martial law in Le Mars following the abduction of District Judge C C Bradley by an angry mob of farmers who twice attempted to hang him after he refused to swear he would not sign any more farm mortgage foreclosures.
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le Mars
C. C. Bradley
Clyde Herring
Bradley
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Grace Thorpe
McNally-Stafford
Mrs. Ida McNally
Paul Schultz
Wallace Wilson
Roswell Country Club
Paul G. Schultz
B. B. Wilson
Daisy Notley- Guffin
A. K. Schultz
Mary K. Waller
Mary Catherine Carper
Mary Alice Pritchard
Blanche Vandewart
Dolly Duffin
Mary Louise Whatley
Jean Amonett
Marjorie White
Doris Dresser
Margaret Young
Clara Lambeth
Martha Pennington
Bobbie Fishey
Jean Cauhape
Maxine Green
Reeda Madigin
Tom Fowler
Joe Harper
Bill Hannigan
Leonard Stolaroff
Barney Hall
James McCleneghan
Don Gillespie
Dolores Farnsworth
Sunshine Club
Country Club
Mary Williams
Martha White
Frances Tucker
Jean McCandress
Katherine Joyner
Mary Louise Cauhope
Beverly Hodges
Peggy Farnsworth
George Allen Moberly
Fred Hampton
Donald Shreeengost
Billie Hall
Joseph Fallard
Maurice Carper
Edward French
Bob McNally
Wade Corn
Justin
Eudora Ramsey-Richardson
National Federation of Womens Clubs
Gilkeson Hotel
Roswell B. P. W
Guard Marvin
Annette Jacobson
Jane
Carl A. Johnson
West Sth
Oscar Jacobson
Eileen Smyer
Mmes
Cecil T. Naramore
W. D Young
I. W. Woolsey
H. F. Davis
W. B. McCoy
O. M. Wallace
Arthur Hartman
John Caron
C. 5. Brewster
W.S. Murrell
John Poorbaugh
Pauline Holland
M. BE
Marion Roney
Ruth Jankes
Jane Daniels
Billie Whatley
Roberta Duffield
Frances Schultz
Mary Virginia Burdette
Helen Ruth Glover
Womans Club
R. M. Tener
E. W. Mitchell
Rainbow
Princess Theatre
Rainbow Girls
Green Lantern
Bryce McCandless
Tulla
Oklahoma
First Baptist Church
Luther R. Kersey
South
Pennsylvania
North Hill
J. P. White Building
Ethel Walden Bassett
Dallas
West 9Th Street
Edith Geyer
A. Oe
Burton C. Mossman
Ued
Cap Mossman
Atse Comedy-Cartoon News
Thur
Irene Dunne
Madame Blanche
Schulers
the Schulers
Eral
West OF
Main
Mooney
Tom Mooney
San Quentin
San Francisco
Mary Mooney
John Mooney
Anna
John Finerty
Frank P. Walsh
Roswell Laundry Co
Rainey
University
N.mamli
Griffin
Nelson
Young
Herring
Della Robbin
Alvin Sterling Silver
Morrisons Jewelry Store
Nature
Leopatra
Adj
Southwestern Public Service Company
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